Father of Tel Aviv shooting suspect arrested
Police arrest father of alleged terrorist Nashat Melhem as the manhunt enters its fifth day
Israel intensifies manhunt for Tel Aviv shooter
Nashat Milhem, 29, remains on the loose
After terror in Tel Aviv, Israeli families mourn victims
Friday’s deadly terrorist attack on Tel Aviv’s bustling Dizengoff Street left two dead, seven injured and shattered the lives of those around them
Tel Aviv victims to be buried Sunday, PM calls for ‘dramatic’ security measures
Victims of the Tel Aviv shooting will be laid to rest Sunday
Britney Spears to perform first-ever concert in Israel?
Israeli media reports that the pop icon is in talks with producers to perform in the Holy Land
Israel: A land brimming with gays, hipsters, tech geeks & healthy people
Over the last few months, Israel has appeared on several lists of note, including the world’s healthiest countries, the world’s most gay-friendly cities and the world’s most ‘hipster’ neighbourhoods; today, Intel announced an Israeli startup was one of ten it would be investing in
Jon Bon Jovi on his new single: this should be the fight song for Tel Aviv
Jovi performed new song “We Don’t Run,” along with other crowd pleasers, at Tel Aviv concert
Why were Israelis unimpressed with Kanye West’s performance?
Ever since it was announced this summer that Kanye West would perform in Israel for his first time – his second time visiting the country this year – Israeli hip hop fans were expecting one of the biggest concerts of the year.
Jon Bon Jovi ‘excited’ to play Israel
Much to the chagrin of boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) advocate Roger Waters, Israel continues to host A-list musicians looking to perform and take advantage of its religious, and cultural, institutions. This year alone has seen artists like Mariah Carey, the boys from One Republic, Damian Marley, Chris Brown and Robbie Williams (to name a few) play venues across the Holy Land, and several more are scheduled to perform, including the likes of Kanye West and one Jon Bon Jovi.
An Israeli summer
At the beginning of July, the temperatures were cool for the time of year. Almost worryingly cool.
“It’s too cool for an Israeli summer,” people said, seemingly concerned that evil was lurking behind the momentary enjoyment. These mild temperatures contrasted starkly with the heat wave in Europe at the same time – 96 degrees in Berlin, 104 in Barcelona, 95 in Paris.
